Presidential Elections, First Round, October 6, 2024
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October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-200 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-201 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-202 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-203 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-204 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-205 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-206 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-207 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-208 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-209 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-210 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-211 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-212 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-213 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-214 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-215 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-216 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-217 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-218 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-219 · 2024
6 octobre 2024 : à 8h ouverture des bureaux de vote sur tout le territoire tunisien pour le 1er tour des léections présidentielles. Trois candidats autorisés à participer, dont un en prison condamné à 12 ans, et le président sortant Kais Saied dont sa réélection ne semble pas faire de doute dès le 1er tour. La question ce matin est la mobilisation citoyenne. Moins suivies que les précédentes éditions la press étangère reste très timide.
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October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
M70-221
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Election observers.
M70-224 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-245 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-246 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-247 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-249 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-250 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-251 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-252 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-253 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-254 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-255 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-256 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-257 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-258 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-259 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-260 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-261 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-262 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-263 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-264 · 2024
October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The question this morning is voter turnout. Under very tight security, incumbent President Kais Saied and his wife head to their polling station in Tunis; the president poses for selfies and meets with citizens who have come to vote at his polling station.
M70-265 · 2024